'Death diving,' an extreme sport that originated in Norway, is picking up momentum on TikTok, where videos of the dives are gaining millions of views.
"Death diving," an extreme sport that originated in Norway, is picking up momentum around the world and especially on TikTok, where videos of the dives are gaining millions of views.The extreme sport, which originated from Norway in the 1970s and is called dødsing, is gaining traction on TikTok. Diving enthusiasts jump off massive heights, sometimes over 80 feet in the air, in an attempt to perform the greatest"death dive.
The trend carries a warning label on TikTok:"The actions in this video are performed by professionals or supervised by professionals. Do not attempt." The sport has over 370 million views on TikTok alone, making it one of the fastest growingOne of the most popular death divers is Asbjørg Nesje, who terrified some TikTok users that she might have died from a dive. In one video that has picked up over 42.9 million views, users were particularly concerned about Nesje.
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